Dota 2: From Pokemon to The International

Give you the popularity dota2 deserves

I was a little surprised to see the author leaving a message, so I briefly read the text. To be honest, as an author and a reader who has read many competitive novels, after reading it, I personally felt that there was something wrong with the author's writing. (If the author is just writing the novel he wants to write, consider what I say next to be nonsense.) First of all, I think the author has misunderstood the exciting point of this novel. The author cannot write this book as a traditional e-sports article. Why, because the pleasure of simply winning the championship is not enough to support everyone's continued watching. Dota2 is different from lol. In all lol novels, the pleasure of winning the championship is not the championship itself, but another key factor: the resistance to Korea. This is a more popular emotional outlet for readers than winning the championship. It is also an introduction that automatically arouses readers' emotions when everyone opens a lol e-sports novel. However, dota2 does not have it. The foreign teams in dota2 cannot bring readers a strong emotional outlet like the Korean teams. (If you don't understand, you can also use football novels as a comparison. Football X is the eternal villain. A similar plot is written at the beginning, and it works time and time again.) Secondly, as fans, everyone's desire for the championship does not actually have enough emotional support. There are some Dota 2 who have once been glorious, and some people have actually been able to recognize that the current teams are rotten fish and rotten shrimps, and know that there is no hope of winning, so everyone will not have the desire (just like football novels, everyone understands). So, I suggest the author not to write this book as an e-sports article, but as a derivative fanfic, a fanfic with the current knife circle environment as the background. This can easily bring about two cool points: pretense and popularity. How to write about showing off, the simplest way is to write about the protagonist showing off in front of the female anchors of Pokémon. For example, write about the protagonist leading Aileen to win the championship on her own, or about some female anchors who have never won a championship, but ended up winning more championships under the leadership of the protagonist, and then write about the reaction of the female anchor and the barrage, which is both refreshing and ambiguous. Don't think it's vulgar. If you look at those popular lol e-sports novels, the ones that don't write about female anchors. We don't have many cute and beautiful female anchors in Pokémon. Each and every Cp is not enough for you. Fans also like to read it. Even if they don't like it, everyone will complain about it and it will be popular. There are also grievances between players, such as leading my Brother Cai to win the championship, etc. 😜 Then, I won't talk about traffic, Pokémon, and the Immortal Cup. You also wrote about it, but to be honest, there is not enough drama. What is drama? Take Milk Dragon's victory as an example. Others are not optimistic about it, but you are the most promising. Taking this Immortal Cup as an example, you can actually replace the protagonist with King Moon, and then write a series of dramatic stories. If you don't know how to write, you can just write Moon according to the protagonist. There are also group broadcasts now, and the protagonist can also be involved. , Engage in Cp, shoot the world correctly, and don't think it is vulgar. People like to watch it so much, which means it has traffic. The last problem is that there are too many original characters. I understand the author's idea, which is to give the protagonist a team to win the championship, but the truth is that readers Watching an original team win the championship, what I want to see more is the protagonist leading his brother to win the championship. I don't know if the author can understand it. This is just like in the lol novel, leading the factory director (I think he is this person) to win the championship. Those original characters cannot bring a sense of involvement to us fans. Finally, there is another suggestion, that is, don't write too much data and character introductions, because the author needs to be mentally prepared. This subject matter is difficult to break out of the circle, and what you are looking at is the brothers in the sword circle. Therefore, no introduction is needed, everyone knows it. You just need to write the key team battles well. Okay, that's all I have to say. I sincerely hope that the author's book will become popular. Come on! ! !

No, you use your real ID. Not only will the anchor not sue you, but he will also give you traffic. They all rely on traffic.

When reading this kind of novel, the picture is about a sense of substitution, without using a real ID, which is to forcefully create a sense of separation. What's more, I have read both LOL and CS novels, and I have ordered several of them. Whether they are Xiaopu Street or Wanding Boutique, they all have the IDs of real people, and I have never seen any books removed from the shelves. If the author wants to be successful, he should not artificially create a distance between the work and the readers. Of course, you wrote the book, I'm just giving you an opinion, you can listen to it or not.

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